Sterling Woes, YMCA general secretary, outlines tomorrow’s classes
Sterling Woes, general secretary of the Corry YMCA, issued two reminders that three daytime classes will begin at the Y tomorrow. Sewing under Mrs. Dorothy Mathews of Clymer at 7:90 pm, music appreciation by Mr. and Mrs. John Rossbacher at 7:30 pm, and leathercraft for children supervised by Gordon Rater at 1:10 pm are scheduled. A car parked at Corry Memorial Hospital last night was damaged by an unidentified driver who fled. The vehicle, owned by George B. Davis of 920 East Main Street, sustained about 90 dollars in damage to the right rear door.
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Cold War box score shows U.S. lead with some Communist gains
The State Department prepared a box score of the Cold War since 1960 for the House Foreign Affairs Committee. It finds the United States ahead overall, aided by unity, military strength, and Western economic growth, while noting gains for the Soviet Union in Africa and Latin America. It cites Cuban missile crisis and UN vetoes as points in U.S. favor and mentions the Berlin wall proposal.
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State Department
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Africa
Latin America
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Boxing Chief Threatened Over Punishment Of Champion
Senate investigators heard Edward Lassman head of the World Boxing Association received threatening calls after moving to heavyweight champion Cassius Clay. Testimony cited attempts to probe alleged hidden money deals in the Liston Clay bout as part of a push for a federal boxing policing system. Lassman said the WBA is hamstrung without federal backing to clean up the sport.
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Senate
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World Boxing Association
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Sonny Liston
Lassman
Congress
Philip G. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
Kefauger
Liston
Miami Beach
WBA
Right to know asked on Baker fraud probe
Senator Clifford Case declared the public has a right to know if any senators were pawns or partners in Bob Baker’s self enriching operations. He criticized the Senate Rules Committee’s majority for seeking to close the Baker probe and noted it has raised more questions than answers. Baker resigned last Oct. 7 as secretary to the Senate’s Democratic majority amid fire over his $2 million fortune on a $19,600 salary.
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Clifford P. Case
Bobby Baker
Senate
Case
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Widow Wins Big at Gulfstream Park Alaska Quake Death Toll
MAMI Fla AP Warion Jones of Washington won $81,181.80 in a twin double at Gulfstream Park. The dark haired widow, traveling with her daughter, claimed she didn’t understand the bet until Monday and planned to extend her Florida vacation. She said she would share earnings and use funds for real estate and other ventures.
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Warion Jones
Washington
March Blow
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Miami Beach
Gulfstream
Alaska Earthquake Aftershock Damage and Recovery Efforts
Aftershocks rattle the Alaska area as seismographs record dozens of tremors. The quake disrupts Anchorage and Kodiak operations, with Coast Guard searches for missing residents and damaged utilities. Federal help is sought while local leaders plan relocation and rebuilding, noting estimates of billions in damage and ongoing rescue and salvage work.
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Wash Area
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Washington
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Reischauer Improves After Stabbing Injury in Tokyo
Ambassador Edwin O. Reischauer's condition in Tokyo's Toranomon Hospital improved today after a thigh stabbing by a mentally deranged Japanese youth eight days earlier. He had bled internally last Sunday but stabilized following blood transfusions.
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Edwin O. Reischauer
U.S
Japan
Toranomon
Alaska Relief Push Gathers Federal Support
Monday officials pledged broad backing for expanding aid to Alaska after a severe disaster. MacDermott, head of the Office of Emergency Planning, briefed reporters on White House directions to prepare a full report with recommendations for legislative action. Johnson stressed ongoing updates and swift federal help, noting a $20 million disaster aid appropriation and possible extraordinary measures to restart the economy. Alaska’s key industries like fishing and canning are disrupted, threatening payless weeks for thousands of residents.
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OEP
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U.S. Looking For $68 Million From County
Erie County residents face higher local tax contributions as national income grows. Officials expect Erie County 1964 personal income taxes to total near $68.3 million, up from last year’s $67.5 million, driven by higher earnings and more people in work amid a brisk national economy.
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Sam
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Pennsylvania
Evie County
Erie County
Seven dead as factory floor collapse in Bombay
In Bombay an old textile factory floor collapsed at lunch time yesterday, killing seven workers and injuring eight. Rescue teams battled debris as authorities investigated the cause of the accident.
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India
Death notice for Mrs. Chase of Corry and East Springfield
Mrs. Chase aged 83 died last evening at her son Howard Holton's home in East Springfield. Born January 21, 1881 in Brown Hill Crawford County, she lived in Corry 47 years, with four months in East Springfield. She was the last survivor of 14 children of Westley Dyne and was a member of Cor Baptist Church and related groups. Surviving are sons Howard Harry and Willard, 11 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews. predeceased by son Alfred and husbands Fred Holton and Frank E. Chase. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home tomorrow 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Final rites Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev Harold Rust officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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East Springfield
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Crawford County
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Westley Dyne
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Pine Grove Cemetery
Stonewall to Rename Peach Center Sign for LBJ
Harvey C Backert of the Chamber explains a sign will be changed from Stonewall-Peach center of Texas Home of LBJ to Stonewall-Home of LBJ-Peach center of Texas. He notes many complained peaches were placed above the President.
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Chamber of Commerce
Stonewall — Peach Center of Texas
LBJ
Goulart Fights Foreign Money Behind Reform Push
President Joao Goulart warned opponents he will not scale back reform plans amid inflation and unrest. He alleged illicit foreign remittances from big companies fund anti government campaigns while defending land reform and extending presidential powers. He condemned Catholic anti communism campaigns as political tools as opposition warns of moves toward dictatorship. The speech followed criticism of his handling of a mutiny and comes as U.S. officials flagged concerns on Communist influence.
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Snow and Ice Cause Massive Pennsylvania Turnpike Jam
Western Pennsylvania faces a 12 hour traffic jam caused by snow and ice on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Eastbound traffic stretched 11 miles west of Laurel Hill Tunnel and westbound 5 miles east of the tunnel. Minor skidding accidents occurred as crews battled slick road conditions through the night.
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Pennsylvania
Laurel Hill Tunnel
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